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It seems that on Chrome, the calculation of the translate values, for scrollable pages, some times are off screen. The magnified image got this css value: translate(-203px, 2170.24px) scale(3.38, 3.38)
When in fact the correct position for the vertical coordinates, would be around 200px.
Thx
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This is not a bug. You have created a new stacking context in the container (or any of its parents). Fluidbox works by positioning the element absolutely against the entire viewport size, so if you have, say position: relative set on any of the parents, that will throw the positioning off.
This only happens when I change to the Test environment, and only on Chrome. It works on Firefox and IE11 (incredible :-) ). So, somehow, Chrome is calculating more than 1000px in the vertical coordinate .
It even works in my local environment on Chrome (same browser).
Update: Yes, I've seen the Precautions section, the Rebind could be a solution because the image is hidden.
If you can reproduce the issue with minimal code, I will be more than happy to help. Right now it's impossible for me troubleshoot your setup: for that,, I will close the issue in due time.
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It seems that on Chrome, the calculation of the translate values, for scrollable pages, some times are off screen. The magnified image got this css value: translate(-203px, 2170.24px) scale(3.38, 3.38)
When in fact the correct position for the vertical coordinates, would be around 200px.
Thx
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: